The other concern about a stitch up is the possibility of 'pubic health funds' being channelled towards the stadium.

How does building a 'community stadium' mainly for the benefit of a private rugby team best meet public health objectives?

Instead of getting involved with grandoise schemes these officials should consult with local people and consider the alternatives. Why not allocate these public funds to things such as:

- providing more nutricious food to the elderly by offering wider meals and wheels and community centre funing

- providing better fitness equipment and training in primary schools

- providing additional nutritional training in schools and community centres

- providing grants for gym equipment for amateur sports clubs throughout the area and encourage the local comunity to use them

- provide smaller fitness facilities close to where people actually live.

In this way people with other RL preferences like Cas fans or with no RL affiliations at all can benefit from the use of public funds rather than it go into a stadium for one local professional side. Otherwise it does appear like a 'stitch up'.

FFS thats done it

you need to open ya eyes n smell the kenco

if i can smell it why would i need to open my eyes?? dumb

so you admit it , nice

Ok. enough.